(Love by, Him #1) "Sometimes, love waits in the same room you've always been in." She thought she'd found everything she needed in ministry, in silence, in the safety of the prayer room-until she saw him there. For five years, he was just another face in the crowd, someone she never spoke to. He was slipping away, one quiet Sunday at a time, burdened by pain he never shared. But in the hush of prayer, their eyes met, and something unspoken passed between them. Kneeling Hearts is a gentle, introspective love story about two souls who meet not in conversation, but in quiet surrender. STARTED: June 23, 2025 FINISHED: August 3, 2025 Language: TagLish

"You don't need the storm to end. You just need someone to stand with you in it." Sometimes, storms come quietly-drifting in on gray clouds, settling in the spaces between words and hearts. In those moments, when the thunder is too loud and prayers feel unanswered, God sends someone to stand beside you. Not to chase the storm away, but to hold the umbrella steady when you can't do it alone. This is a story of two souls, drawn together not by chance, but by gentle, persistent grace. Their friendship begins in laughter and grows in silence, tested by doubts, disappointments, and the slow, steady work of faith. When one can't hear God's voice, the other becomes His gentle reminder-a comforting presence, a quiet strength, a living answer to a silent prayer. Love here is not sudden or dramatic. It grows slowly, like sunlight after rain, nurtured by shared burdens, whispered prayers, and the courage to stay when it's easier to walk away. Through every trial, they learn that following God isn't always easy, but it's always worth it-especially when you're walking together. And so, beneath the shelter of each other's care, they discover that sometimes, God's greatest miracles are the people He sends when you need Him most. Disclaimer: Photos used in each chapter are not mine. All credits go to the rightful owners. CTTO. 07-14-25

Two opposites. One ministry. A journey of faith and something more. Ruth is reserved, guarded, and committed to her quiet walk with God. Hosea is lighthearted, spontaneous, and wears his faith like sunshine. When these two churchmates are placed in the same ministry, sparks fly-not of romance, but of clashing personalities. But as they serve together, something begins to shift. Their bond deepens, and so does their faith. Will they become just ministry partners-or something far greater?